Ordering generic list IEnumerable

string[] musos = { "Roger Waters", "Rick Wright", "David Gilmour"};

IEnumerable query = musos.OrderBy(m => m.Split().Last());

Using Inner Query



string[] names = { "Tom", "Dick", "Harry", "Mary", "Jay", "Maya" };

var outerQuery = names

 .Where(n => n.Length == names.OrderBy(n2 => n2.Length)

 .Select(n2 => n2.Length).First()

 ); //output Tom,Jay



Same query as above



IEnumerable comprehension = from n in names

   where n.Length == (from n2 in names

   orderby n2.Length

   select n;

IEnumerable query4 = names

 .Select(n => Regex.Replace(n, "[aeiou]", ""))

 .Where(n => n.Length > 2)

 .OrderBy(n => n.Length);

IEnumerable query4 = names

 .Select(n => Regex.Replace(n, "[aeiou]", ""))

 .Where(n => n.Length > 2)

 .OrderBy(n => n.Length);



Same as above query



IEnumerable query5 = from n in names

 select Regex.Replace(n, "[aeiou]", "") into g

 where g.Length > 2

 select n2.Length).First()

 orderby g.Length

 select g;



IEnumerable query8 = from n1 in

 (

 from n2 in names

 select Regex.Replace(n2, "[aeiou]", "")

 )

 where n1.Length > 2

 orderby n1

 select n1;



 IEnumerable query9 = from n in names

  let vowelless = Regex.Replace(n, "[aeiou]", "")

  where vowelless.Length > 2

 orderby vowelless

 select n; // Thanks to let, n is still in scope.

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